Bronte Post Office Opens Second-Class Listing
The entry notes Bronte Texas was designated a second-class matter at the local Post Office on March 1 1918 under the 1879 act.
30 Sep 1949
Page 1
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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1949
Page
1
The entry notes Bronte Texas was designated a second-class matter at the local Post Office on March 1 1918 under the 1879 act.
Per year elsewhere two dollars and fifty cents. Any reflection on the character or standing of any person firm or corporation is not intended and will be gladly corrected upon notification.
A series of social mentions records weekend and weekday visits by residents to Dallas Fort Worth San Angelo Ballinger and Fort Worth among others. Names include Sadie Brown I N Howell Betty Green D J Corley Bud Cummins Otto Finck Betsy Roach Eddie Westbrook W T Green Dorothy James Edd Fiveash Gilmore family and more with travel to Miles Fort Worth and San Angelo.
Numerous short visits highlighted a weekend in the area with extended family and friends visiting in Ballinger Miles San Angelo and Detroit connections. Key gatherings included the Tounger and Derrick households hosting dinners and demonstrations plus several overnight stays and Sunday meals.
Sept. 22 admissions include Barbara Bridges Earl Ivey Mrs. Dwain Pruitt and Johnnie Ash. Sept. 23 B C Dudley discharged. Sept. 24 Barbara Bridges W M Culp Mrs. Dwain Pruitt and Johnnie Ash discharged. Sept. 25 Earl Ivey discharged. Sept. 26 Mrs Sam Fowler and G F Powers admitted. Sept. 27 John Rusk and Mrs J D Wrinkle admitted.
Mr and Mrs Ww Cc McDonald and their baby W D Mill of San Angelo visited with Mr and Mrs Fred McDonald Sr from Saturday through Wednesday. Read The Enterprise Want Ads.
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